“I think Twitter is going to have a good year in 2018, while Facebook has a bad one.”
It’s not that crazy to think about. And to some extent, this is already happening.
But to capitalise on this, Twitter will first have to tackle its harassment, hate-speech, and nazi problems. From there, they should be able to focus on their strengths: becoming the “public forum” it was meant to be and honing in on being the bets platform for breaking news and sports/global events.
Completely agree with this @SBNation / @BulletsForever article about the Wizards “without John Wall":
”Asking whether the team is better without Wall misses the mark. What’s more important here is that this is the best team he’s ever played on, and that bodes well for the Wizards’ immediate and long-term future.”
Completely agree with this @SBNation / @BulletsForever article about the Wizards “without John Wall":
> ”Asking whether the team is better without Wall misses the mark. What’s more important here is that this is the best team he’s ever played on, and that bodes well for the Wizards’ immediate and long-term future.”
